Recently named to the Inc. 500 list of America’s fastest-growing private companies, FitSmallBusiness.com is read by over 1.5 Million small business owners and managers each month. We are a profitable, NYC-based startup with more than 50 full-time US-based staff, with headquarters across the street from Grand Central.
The Position
The Tech Editor will manage a team of writers, assign and edit their articles, and drive the content plan for our growing software & services review section. The right candidate is an experienced editor with a track record of content ideation and digital innovation.
This role, and our company, offer a unique opportunity for the right candidate looking to advance with a digital content operation that’s expanding while others contract. Over the last four years, our business has grown from two partners working out of coffee shops to over 80 employees located across the globe.
We are profitable and have a proven revenue model, and we offer the chance to expand your skills by working with our business development and marketing teams alongside your editing duties. It’s a stepping stone for a seasoned editor ready to move beyond the daily editorial calendar.
Responsibilities will include:
We’re looking for an ambitious editor ready for the next stage of your career, to gain experience on broader business operations while continuing the editorial work you love.
Sound awesome? Then this is the job for you.
Qualifications for success:
To apply, go here.
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